Woodcarving – Page 9 – Woodworkers Institute

Paul Purnell makes good use of leftover gun stock by carving this handy letter opener Should a shotgun user damage

Paul Purnell carves this distinctive river bird in a moment of stillness to create a decorative dish. There are around

Dave Western creates from scrapwood a killer whale that is based heavily on a dramatic form of stylisation common to Celtic

Paul Purnell makes a lyre-shaped thumstick. Following on from last month’s article on joining a shank to a head, a

Arris: A arris is the term for a sharp edge on wood where two edges meet. It is common to sand

Different countries use different measuring systems and typically the USA uses the standard/English/Imperial system and the UK uses the Metric

A beginner’s guide to knife-carving a fish, by Terry Nokes. For this project I chose to carve a lunar-tailed bigeye

Tatiana Baldina explains how carving simple practice boards can take your skills to a higher level. In last month’s article